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		<title>Labour Leader&#8217;s brush-off for Tottenham road safety campaign</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 26 Oct 2009 22:06:59 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Lynne Featherstone</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Local Liberal Democrats have expressed concern at the refusal by the Labour leadership of the Haringey Council to support a petition to improve a dangerous crossing in Green Lanes, Tottenham, near Ducketts Common. A question put by Cllr Karen Alexander (Harringay Ward) to the leader of the Council last week asked whether the Council would [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Local Liberal Democrats have expressed concern at the refusal by the Labour leadership of the Haringey Council to support a petition to improve a dangerous crossing in Green Lanes, Tottenham, near Ducketts Common.</p>
<p>A question put by Cllr Karen Alexander (Harringay Ward) to the leader of the Council last week asked whether the Council would support the petition. In answer, Cllr Claire Kober replied at the Full Council meeting, “I find the request the most perplexing question I’ve been asked all night, you know, no, this is not about petitions, this is grown-up.”</p>
<p>Cllr Alexander (Harringay ward) comments:</p>
<p>“There is nothing childish about local residents working to get Haringey Council to remove a death-trap to which hundreds of children are exposed every day when they go to school. It would have been helpful if Haringey Council had supported our campaign. We would stand a better chance of receiving funding, that Haringey Council says it has applied for, if we can show the level of local support for the necessary works.”</p>
<p>Tottenham Liberal Democrat chairman, David Schmitz, who lives near to the junction and who has spearheaded the campaign, adds:</p>
<p>“This petition has gained enormous support from people of all political parties. We now have about 250 signatures, and the number is constantly rising. It is disappointing that Cllr Kober is mocking a campaign that people in her own party have supported in the past.”</p>
<p>Cllr Carolyn Baker (Harringay Ward) adds:</p>
<p>“Petitions are the traditional way of showing just how strongly local people feel about an issue. For the Labour leadership to be so dismissive of the campaign shows just how hopelessly out of touch they are.”</p>
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		<title>Other elected Liberal Democrats online in Haringey</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 10 May 2009 07:53:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[A quick reminder / round-up of my Lib Dem colleagues on Haringey Council who are online themselves: Matt Davies (Fortis Green ward councillor) blogs at mattdaviesharingey.blogspot.comKaren Alexander (Harringay ward councillor) is on Twitter as @karenjalexanderNeil Williams (Highgate ward councillor) blogs at neilwilliamslibdems.blogspot.comFiyaz Mughal (Noel Park councillor) has a website at fiyazmughal.org.ukRichard Wilson (Stroud Green councillor) [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A quick reminder / round-up of my Lib Dem colleagues on Haringey Council who are online themselves:</p>
<p>Matt Davies (Fortis Green ward councillor) blogs at <a href="http://mattdaviesharingey.blogspot.com/">mattdaviesharingey.blogspot.com</a><br />Karen Alexander (Harringay ward councillor) is on Twitter as <a href="http://twitter.com/karenjalexander">@karenjalexander</a><br />Neil Williams (Highgate ward councillor) blogs at <a href="http://neilwilliamslibdems.blogspot.com/">neilwilliamslibdems.blogspot.com</a><br />Fiyaz Mughal (Noel Park councillor) has a website at <a href="http://fiyazmughal.org.uk/">fiyazmughal.org.uk</a><br />Richard Wilson (Stroud Green councillor) blogs at <a href="http://www.richardwilson.me.uk/">www.richardwilson.me.uk</a></p>
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		<title>Haringey Council results</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 05 May 2006 10:33:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Well &#8211; it was very close! Massive Lib Dem gains, but not quite enough to take control of Haringey Council &#8211; Labour majority cut to just three (30-27 &#8211; no other parties have any councillors) with Lib Dems making 11 gains. We also topped the vote across the borough &#8211; adding up the top votes [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well &#8211; it was very close! Massive Lib Dem gains, but not quite enough to take control of Haringey Council &#8211; Labour majority cut to just three (30-27 &#8211; no other parties have any councillors) with Lib Dems making 11 gains.</p>
<p>We also topped the vote across the borough &#8211; adding up the top votes in each ward &#8211; and actually now have councillors in a majority of the wards in Haringey. So &#8211; very close! Best every Lib Dem result, including our first councillors in Tottenham, many in Wood Green etc.</p>
<p>Lib Dem highlights:</p>
<p>Alexandra &#8211; 3 Lib Dem holds &#8211; Dave Beacham, Wayne Hoban and Susan Oatway re-elected</p>
<p>Bounds Green &#8211; 2 Lib Dem gains &#8211; Ali Demirci and John Oakes</p>
<p>Crouch End &#8211; 3 Lib Dem holds &#8211; Ron Aitken and David Winskill re-elected, joined by Lyn Weber</p>
<p>Fortis Green &#8211; 3 Lib Dem holds &#8211; Matt Davies and Martin Newton re-elected, joined by Sara Beynon</p>
<p>Harringay &#8211; 2 Lib Dem gains &#8211; Karen Alexander and Carolyn Baker</p>
<p>Highgate &#8211; 3 Lib Dem holds &#8211; Bob Hare and Neil Williams re-elected, joined by Justin Portess</p>
<p>Hornsey &#8211; 3 Lib Dem gains &#8211; Robert Gorrie, Errol Reid and Monica Whyte elected</p>
<p>Muswell Hill &#8211; 3 Lib Dem holds &#8211; Jonathan Bloch and Gail Engert re-elected, joined by Sheila Rainger (who has taken over my old council seat)</p>
<p>Noel Park &#8211; 2 Lib Dem gains &#8211; Catherine Harris and Fiyaz Mughal elected</p>
<p>Stroud Green &#8211; 1 Lib Dem hold and 2 Lib Dem gains &#8211; Laura Edge re-elected and Ed Butcher and Richard Wilson elected</p>
<p>Congratulations and commiseration to all candidates and helpers &#8211; both those who made it and those who didn&#8217;t, in all parties.</p>
<p>UPDATE: There are now further election result details on <a target="_blank" title="Haringey Council website" href="http://www.haringey.gov.uk/haringey_elects.htm">Haringey Council&#8217;s</a> website.</p>
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